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BUMEDINST 5040.2D, COMMAND INSPECTION PROGRAM Flashcards

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BUMEDINST 5040.2D

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COMMAND INSPECTION PROGRAM

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Which report outlines the command’s actions to correct deficiencies?

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Implementation Status Report (ISR)

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All RFI’s must be closed within how long?

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1 year

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OPNAV 5040/2

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Implementation Status Report

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Programs with deficiencies may receive a

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Requirement for improvement (RFI)

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How long does the command have to submit an Implementation Status Report (ISR) to MEDIG?

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90 Days

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MEDIG performs inspections on behalf of who?

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Chief, BUMED

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MEDIG Command Inspection Information Sheet

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NAVMED 5040/9

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SECNAVINST 5040.3A

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SECNAVINST 5040.3A

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Inspections within the Department of the Navy

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SECNAVINST 5430.57G

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Who conducts professional and technical organizational inspections of Navy Medicine commands to assess effective and efficiency of Navy Medicine’s mission.

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MEDIG

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Who reports organizational issues issues to Chief, BUMED, echelon 3 commanders, Navy Medicine commanding officers, and officers in charge

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MEDIG

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Who maintains liaison with Naval Inspector General, Deputy Naval Inspector General for Marine Corps Matters/Inspector General Marine Corps, echelon 2 and Responsible Line Command Inspector General , and civilian and government agency inspector offices

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MEDIG

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Who maintains liaison with Naval Inspector General, Deputy Naval Inspector General for Marine Corps Matters/Inspector General Marine Corps, echelon 2 and Responsible Line Command Inspector General , and civilian and government agency inspector offices

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Command Inspection Program

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RFI meaning

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Requirement for Improvement

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ISR Meaning

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Implementation Status Report

17
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OPNAV 5040/2

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Implementation Status Report (ISR)

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After an RFI, how long does the command have to respond with an ISR

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90 days

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When must all RFI’s be closed

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within 1 year

20
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What is a supplemental finding

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a finding that identifies a deficiency with a program that generally meets the intent of the policy

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When can a supplemental finding be elevated to an RFI and require an ISR

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When finding is not corrected and it is identified as a repeat finding during the next MEDIG inspection

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When will MEDIG forward the final inspection report the command

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Approximately 30 days

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Where does a copy of the MEDIG report go.

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To Chief, BUMED, and other BUMED leadership as appropriate

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Who is the confidential agent of Chief, BUMED, for obtaining uninhibited self-analysis and self-criticism of the internal management, operation, and administration of Navy Medicine.

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MEDIG

25
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Who Conducts command inspections on a 1-4 year cycle.

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MEDIG

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Who Electronically forwards the final inspection report to the command, and a copy to echelon 3 commanders

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MEDIG

27
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Who Collaborates with the contracted civilian accreditation body for information sharing and inspection/survey coordination

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MEDIG

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Who provides brief inspection reports to the Chief, BUMED and echelon 3 commanders

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MEDIG

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Who delivers periodic updates of trends, evolving issues, and ongoing systemic challenges to Chief, BUMED

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MEDIG

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Who Endure subordinate commands maintain readiness through program compliance

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Navy Medicine Echelon 3 Commanders

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Who conducts assist visits of echelon 4 commands under their cognizance and provide oversight regarding completion and submission of subordinate commands ISRs

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Navy Medicine Echelon 3 Commanders

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Who provides a copy of he executive summary of all assist visits conducted and identified systemic issues to MEDIG

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Navy Medicine Echelon 3 Commanders

33
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NAVMED 5040/8

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Medical Inspector General Command Inspection Planning Worksheet

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Who is responsible for appointing a primary and alternate point of contact to coordinate inspection preparatory requirements and and provide support during the inspection period.

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Navy Medicine Commanding Officers

35
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Medical Inspector General Command Inspection Information Sheet

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NAVMED 5040/9

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Who is responsible for ensuring the NAVMED 5040/9 is completed and returned to MIDIG following inspection

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Navy Medicine Commanding Officers

37
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SECNAV M-5210.1

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Records Management Manual

38
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OPNAVINST 5215.17A

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Navy Directive Management Program

39
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OPNAV5215/40

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Review of Instruction

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